Aveling - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: 11th Foot Regiment

RonaldDale100 — 2008-11-03 12:09:25Z

Thanks Arthur. Was he still in the 11th Foot when he left the army?

Ron

Re: 11th Foot Regiment

amhzirtf — 2008-11-03 08:34:30Z

William Aveling enlisted in the 11th Regiment of Foot on the 24th Jan.1800. Total service of 16 years 152 days. After being in the Army almost 12 years he married Bridget Meehan at Malew, Isle of Man on the 16th Jan.1812. (See IGI) After leaving the Army he received a pension of 9d per diem.
Arthur Aveling

Re: Getting confused with Avelings of Bromley

jcmgh0 — 2008-09-17 15:22:58Z

I too think Henry may have been known as Harry, but Henry Aveling married Minnie Louisa Leney, 1900 in Bromley Kent. The Marriage cert gives Henry's father as Francis Aveling. Minnie's father was Willam Leney. They had 1 son George Harry Aveling in 1910. I hope this helps.

Emile Aveling

hgh199 — 2008-05-18 20:30:09Z

Does anyone have any information on my great grandfather? Emile Aveling. Born about 1850 not known where!Died in plymouth in 1902.His son was William Charles Aveling born in ?Plymouth abt 1880. They were both Marine dealers or bottle makers in Plymouth. Can only find them on the 1901 census, where were they before this??? Any ideas would be welcome as I am stuck!

Re: 11th Foot Regiment

ronaldjohndale — 2008-02-09 01:35:06Z

While there are two William Avelings listed in the PRO index, none shows for the 11th foot. However, the index is not complete.

If your man served for 12 years he would have been eligible to receive a pension. However, the pension did not carry over to the widow. When he died, his wife would not have received the pension.

Ron

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

DavidMawle47 — 2007-03-03 02:46:34Z

Hello Richard and Luci
This is a fairly old message I'm replying to, so I hope my reply reaches you. My grandfather's 2nd cousin married William Rumney Robins, eldest brother of Marguerite. I would like to share info with you. Please reply.
Kind regards,
Dave

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent - Waldo Rd

2006-04-02 23:28:21Z

Yes, my reading of the 1901 census suggests that the 'Stredley, Berkshire, given as a birthplace for Francis Aveling, is someone's reading of the census taker's version of 'Sheatley, Berkshire'. Which fits my information about the Aveling family George and Jane (Pearce), who raised a batch of children in Streatley, Birkshire, including Francis, born about 1850, and my partner's ancestor, Henry, who as an adult lived in 42 Tylvey Rd,Bromley, just around the corner from Waldo street, until he took his family to Austraiia shortly after the 1881 census. Every thing points to Henry and Francis being brothers and neighbours and work partners - plasterers and small builders - before that. The source of my information on Frank and family is a descendant on that side of the family, Jan Hurst, atjhurst2820@aol.com - I am sure she would be happy for you to contact her. Marian Quartly

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent - Waldo Rd

as796 — 2006-04-02 22:44:38Z

I have a Henry Aveling of 14 Waldo Rd, Bromley in 1900, with his father being Francis Aveling. Do you know whether this is the Harry Aveling son of Frank Aveling Of Sheatley in the 1881 census.

Getting confused with Avelings of Bromley

as796 — 2006-03-16 23:05:32Z

I've established 3 Aveling families of Bromley, eliminated one thanks to this message board, but am looking for Henry Aveling as in the 1901 Census married to Minnie. Cannot find him in previous years. But suspect him to be either a George or Harry (or combination of both). Was definitely from Bromley though. Any help would be appreciated in either identifying or eliminating him from those families in Bromley.

AVELING

2005-05-24 16:34:45Z

Is anyone researching these families? Has anyone come across a reference to the Aveling family? In particular does anyone have any information regarding FREDERICK AVELING born 1 January 1797 or 1800?

Aveling, Bromley, Kent

jhurst1046 — 2004-08-01 14:02:04Z

Aveling family from Bromley in Kent. Grandmothers name Edith Amelia Catherine b.1900/01. She had two sisters named "Tiny" and Elsie. All three girls married to Cook, Carter, & Child. Does anyone have any links?

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

jhurst1046 — 2004-08-01 14:02:04Z

Many thanks Richard, will certainly take a look. Will be in touch if your site bears fruit.
Regards, Jan

Aveling, Bromley Kent

jhurst1046 — 2004-08-01 14:02:04Z

Richard, have been trying to e-mail you direct but your address keeps coming back "unknown".
If you are in need of Aveling information I may be able to help. Your offer of assistance re Clifford was appreciated, but I am looking for Clifford CARTER's father, who was married to my grandmother Edith Aveling. We may have our wires crossed here.
Let me know
Regards, Jan

Re: Frederick AVELING born 1797/1800

jhurst1046 — 2004-08-01 14:02:04Z

Just came across your message. Have just started on and
I am researching Aveling, Bromley, Kent. back to 1878 at the present time. Do you suppose there might be a link?

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2003-12-06 10:34:13Z

Hi Marian,

Henry Aveling and his wife Jane and four children arrived in Melbourne aboard the Chimborazo in 1885.

All the best with your research.
Arthur John (Jack) Aveling

Re: Lott/Stockwell

PhylHoward44 — 2003-11-14 21:29:28Z

My GGGGrandfather was William Lott. His daughter was Martha Mathilda Lott born 1845 in Newington which is close by the Elephant. William was a coal dealer and also possibly a mariner. I have found 4 possible William Lotts born in Bermondsey or Streatham at about the right time. I may know more when I get William's marriage certificate, it took a bit of finding as he married Martha's mother Frances Croxall 23 years after the event!

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

JDarleneBecker — 2003-10-22 17:22:35Z

I am also researching my Eveling family tree in England. My great great grandmother was Sarah Eveling who married John Watson about 1835 in Portsmouth. She was born about 1814 at Sheerness, Kent. Don't know anything about their parents. Hope you can help.

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

clive_greaves — 2003-10-22 17:22:21Z

HELLO, I'M NOT SURE WHO YOU ARE OR WHERE YOU ARE BUT MY GRANDMOTHER WAS AN 'ENGLISH' EVELING. I HAVE ESTABLISHED CONTACTS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. JENNIFER, KENT, ENGLAND.

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

2003-10-22 17:20:36Z

Have made good headway with Eveling research in last two years. Its a time consumming and frustrating business but the info. is out there - somewhere. Have checked the family tree but no sign of your Sarah. I'll let you know if any connection is made. Good luck. Jennifer

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

2003-10-22 17:20:05Z

Thanks for your message. We now have a website, that is growing with more families at view.familytreeofus.com
take a look, you may find some interesting content - and relations.

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

2003-10-22 17:19:48Z

HELLO MY NAME IS JONATHAN MORRIS, I HAVE A AVELING FROM HANNOVER HE CHANDE THE SURNAME TO EVELING , PLEAS CALL ON 01628 666574

Aveling family researching relatives

2003-10-22 17:19:31Z

We are trying to put together our family
tree, can you help? Luci's grandmother was Elizabeth Aveling, who married Michael Winfield. Her parents Claude Lindsay Clifford Aveling and Margguerite Mary Theodora.

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2002-12-31 22:49:47Z

Hi Richard - yes, that's my page - it needs some more work, but it's great to see the old photos on-line. I am going to put up some photos of the houses in Bromley, and the church where the children went to Sunday School. Happy New Year, Marian

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2002-12-27 21:01:02Z

Can you email us directly at radio.won@lineone.net
we have details that are not on the website.

regards

Richard

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2002-12-27 20:30:18Z

I found this interesting website, I wonder did you create it?

TO THE AVELING-QUARTLY HOME PAGE
http://users.bigpond.net.au/aveling-quartly/

kindest regards to you
Richard
www.aveling.vze.com

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2002-12-27 20:26:35Z

My partners Aveling family was from Kent like yours, we have a website that might help you www.aveling.vze.com if you
would like to see.

We have a 28 foot tree of our Avelings. Her grt, grt grandfather
was Steven Thomas Aveling of Restroration House, Kent, son of Steven Aveling.

Richard and Luci.
radio.won@lineone.net

Re: Lot, Lott Stockwell marriage

2002-12-05 22:36:36Z

Sorry, I only have information to "LOTT". If you contact Foster or Etwalla, I believe they have the line. I only keep my direct line and pass the information I receive to the Stockwell Association genealogists, Etwalla and Foster. Emails are as follows: <etwalla@yahoo,com> and <fosterstoc@earthlink.net>.

Re: Lot, Lott Stockwell marriage

2002-12-05 19:48:18Z

Many thanks for your info. Yes we have been in contact previously.
Can you confirm that Dean & Guy Stockwell were sons of Harry, son of John A. b.about 1861, son of Plinny Romanza Stockwell, b11 June 1820 and Caroline Pheobe Arnold b1824?

Re: Lot, Lott Stockwell marriage

2002-12-05 00:48:04Z

Frank - Did you ever receive an answer to your question? If not, Lot, born 1800, married Nancy Talbot. Lot was the son of Joel and Mary (Molly) Wheeler. Joel born about 1761-62 and died 9 March 1813, Dummerston, VT. Mary, daughter of John and Jedidah (Bigelow) Wheeler, born 12 October 1767, Shrewsbury, MA, died 6 March 1826, age 60 years at Dummerston, VT. I have more of the Stockwell line back. If you do not already have it, email me and I will provide it. However, I believe I have corresponded with you.

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2002-11-21 21:23:38Z

Hi, I'm afraid I know nothing about this. Perhaps you received these messages by a fault in the system.

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2002-11-21 10:00:11Z

Hello, Twice the ad. team have informed me of an e-mail from you. But I'm not the correct name. Is there a message for me or is it a mistake.? Thanks. Jennifer

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2002-11-20 03:13:15Z

Dear Graham - thanks very much for your reply. Your information is a great help; the Streatley lead wasn't going anywhere. I will now pursue it with renewed energy! The family seems to have made a habit of naming sons for fathers - we have three generations of Henry/Harries. Did I say in the original posting that I have the parents of Henry (born 1847) as George Aveling and Jane Pearce? Does that fit your information? Cheers, Marian

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

2003-10-22 17:21:54Z

How intresting. Luci, my partner's relatives on her grandmothers side "Aveling" came from kent.

Take a look at www.view.familytreeofus.com you
may find a connection.

kind regards

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

2003-10-22 17:21:22Z

Sorry, the website is www.aveling.vze.com

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2002-08-19 17:16:53Z

Hi Marian, thanks for your reply.
The dates look promising, great grandfather was George Aveling born 1875/6, being 23 when he married in 1898 in Bromley, Kent. His father was also George (from marriage certificate), and was a Carpenter at that time. No other information on the older generation at this point. If you come across anything relevant in the 1881 census I would be most grateful for something that would take me backwards. Hard to do with no concrete evidence.
Regards, Jan

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

2002-08-19 04:58:44Z

My husband, Harry Aveling, is descended from a Harry Mitson Aveling, born in Bromley Kent in 1871, whose father Henry brought out his family to Sydney Australia in 1885. Henry Aveling was born in Great Farringdon, Berkshire,(Streatley according to the 1881 Census) in 1847; his father George Aveling was a gardener. Henry seems to have had a brother living in Bromley in the 1870s, at least there was another Aveling family living nearby in the 1881 census, but I don't have those details with me at the moment. I could check if you were interested. Cheers, Marian Quartly

Re: Frederick AVELING born 1797/1800

2002-05-30 18:17:56Z

HELLO NICK, MY 4TH GREATGRANDFATHER WAS DEIDERIC AVELING b 1817 HANNOVER HE WAS A SUGAR BAKER IN SPITALFEILDS LONDON, HE CHANDE THE SURNAME AVELING TO EVELING, I HOPE THIS HELPS YOU, PLEAS GIVE ME A CALL ON 01628 666574, UK NUMBER, MANYTHANKS JONATHAN,

Re: Lot, Lott Stockwell marriage

2001-11-12 22:02:07Z

Lot went to IL from NY and is buried there. F.

Re: Lot, Lott Stockwell marriage

2001-11-12 15:07:44Z

There was an "L. Stockwell" and "L. Stockwell, Jr." on a passenger list for the ship "Panama" who arrived with our ancestor in San Francisco in 1853. I do not know if they were part of the same traveling party except the name came right beside our relative's and his friend's. They were from Windham County VT ( OR MA) and headed to the gold fields. Other surnames in the party: H.. WHITCOMB, O.J. HAINES OR O.J. HAYNES, C.T.HOWE, WEEKS, ELIJAH L. DAVIS OF PA, W. ABBOT
I would be very happy to hear if anyone has information on these Stockwells

Lot, Lott Stockwell marriage

1999-06-29 12:00:00Z

I am searching for a lady named Lot who married a Stockwell about 1760, probably in the VT area, possibly Dummerston. They named their son Lot Stockwell and he named his son Lot, b. 1800 in VT.

Lott/Stockwell

1999-06-29 12:00:00Z

In response to your query, one John Kingsbury Lott married an Aveling about 1816 in London. They lived near The Elephant and Castle I believe. I do not know the answer to the information you are seeking. My family disappears with Frederick Aveling in 1797 even though he was a well known chap and his portrait hangs in the Lord Mayor's Offices in London. The Lotts who intermarried with the Avelins appear in a will along with Frederick Aveling, though with no relationships stated. If you do ever manage to find out anything re. Lott/Aveling I would be delighted to hear from you. Sorry i can't be of more help. Good Luck!

Sincerely

Nicholas Aveling

Frederick AVELING born 1797/1800

1999-05-12 12:00:00Z

Since the 1880's my family have been trying to trace the parents of my ancestor Frederick Aveling, born 1 January 1797 or 1800 in either Luton, Bedfordshire or in London. Parish registers of Luton at that time are defective. Can anyone suggest any alternative means of finding his parents? We know so much about him, and his portrait hangs in the Lord Mayor's Offices in London which makes the lack of knowledge as to his ancestry more frustrating. Is anyone researching the AVELING family? Apparently something 'bad' occurred in his family that caused him to forget them, so a letter from 1875 tells us. If anyone could help me or make any suggestions I would be most grateful. It is difficult trying to research from new Zealand too - we couldn't be much further away! Nicholas Aveling

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

JDarleneBecker — 2003-10-22 17:20:49Z

I am also looking for my Eveling relatives in England. My great great grandmother was Sarah Eveling, born about 1814 at Sheerness, Kent. She married John Watson about 1835 in Portsmouth. Do not know anything about their parents. Hope you can help.
Judi Lasseter Becker

Re: Aveling, Bromley, Kent

graham_aveling — 2002-11-17 21:48:54Z

Hi Marian
My family are all from Bromley, Kent. I live in Platt, near Sevenoaks. My father, grandfather and great grandfather were all called Francis. The UK online census for 1901 shows gg Aveling (living at 14 Waldo Road, Bromley) as being born in Stredley, Berks. Your message highlights this is a misspelling from Streatley. Aged 57 in 1901, he would have been born in 1843/4. Therefore he could be the brother you refer to.
Regards

Re: Aveling family researching relatives

clive_greaves — 2003-10-22 17:21:38Z

Help. Have tried several times but unable to connect with the website you recommend. view.familytreeofus.com Please verify. Thanks. Jennifer

Re: Frederick AVELING born 1797/1800

clive_greaves — 2002-07-18 07:20:00Z

Janet, Sorry for the delayed reply. It seems that the name Aveling was incorrectly written on a certificate and the correct spelling should have been Eveling. So it appears that there is no connection. But with the vast number of different spellings of names from the same family - who knows! Jennifer.

Re: Frederick AVELING born 1797/1800

clive_greaves — 2002-06-15 20:33:45Z

Hello Nick, I would like to help you regarding your search. I see that Jonathan Morris emailed you regarding our ancestor Deidric Eveling and said that he changed his name from Aveling. I have no knowledge that this was so. As far as I know the name has always been Eveling. But would be happy to be given alternate information. At present I am in touch with another person in N.Z. who is also researching the Eveling name. Perhaps there is no connection but if you are interested I will give you his email address - just in case! Jennifer, Kent, England.